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Old 22-12-2007, 12:17 AM   #41
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Looks like you just needed a bit of bluetooth touch there

Good to know that your problem is sorted now
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cheers to that. Glad to help out :-) :-)
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tried the same thing again and it worked! Thanks Guys anyways!
Hi, Saumil, i am facing the exact same problem ... can u pls. tell me what u did to solve this problem??
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hello!

can anyone please help me regarding this? I have only one laptop with wifi card.. i have 150kbps reliance plan with no modem(only CAT5 cable coming down to my home, i guess they hv installed da switch on top of my apartment)

I want to access broadband wirelessly frm anywhere in my home.. I have heard Netgear wireless router is available for 2k...

what should I do?
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Old 02-01-2008, 01:01 PM   #44
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What is type is your broadband connection ? Cable ? ADSL ? Wi-max ?
I am not sure how you dont have a modem. It could be cable broadband.

You will have to buy a wireless router which supports your connection type. Some routers support both cable & DSL/ADSL. Some support only one of them.

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hello!

can anyone please help me regarding this? I have only one laptop with wifi card.. i have 150kbps reliance plan with no modem(only CAT5 cable coming down to my home, i guess they hv installed da switch on top of my apartment)

I want to access broadband wirelessly frm anywhere in my home.. I have heard Netgear wireless router is available for 2k...

what should I do?
Netgear wireless router can be purchased for Rs1100-1200 from any shop.. Dont know which one are you talking about. I have been using this netgear router at home which covers all three floors and I bought it for Rs1100 about 6-7 months back.
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Hi,

What is type is your broadband connection ? Cable ? ADSL ? Wi-max ?
I am not sure how you dont have a modem. It could be cable broadband.

You will have to buy a wireless router which supports your connection type. Some routers support both cable & DSL/ADSL. Some support only one of them.

cheers.
I have a Reliance Wi-Max connection whose router is on the terrace, attached to the antenna. I bought a new D-Link DI-524 WiFi router. I have configured the LAN and Wireless setting of the D-Link router and I have configured the WAN setting to take the dynamic IP assigned by the ISP. Now when i connect the white LAN cable that comes from the Reliance CPE, it should assign a dynamic IP to my D-Link WiFi router, but for some unknown reason, it doesn't. Have u faced such a problem? Can u pls. suggest any soln. to this problem?
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I had not used my wi-fi for the last 5 months. But I did check yesterday (17/12) and it (still) works ! :-). I know it is not beyond Reliance to do do such things, but I wonder why they are stopping this use of wi-fi routers. As it is they dont provide any support if you connect using wi-fi, then what is their problem if I use a router on my own ?

Also I have had no official communication from reliance though I dont expect any such niceties/courtesy from them.

What do you think is their motivation behind this ?

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Helo Friend,
U said correctly.. It is working fine with router.. But it will take some time like v hav to RELEASE n REPAIR..
I'm using D-Link DI-524 with reliance wimax

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I have a Reliance Wi-Max connection whose router is on the terrace, attached to the antenna. I bought a new D-Link DI-524 WiFi router. I have configured the LAN and Wireless setting of the D-Link router and I have configured the WAN setting to take the dynamic IP assigned by the ISP. Now when i connect the white LAN cable that comes from the Reliance CPE, it should assign a dynamic IP to my D-Link WiFi router, but for some unknown reason, it doesn't. Have u faced such a problem? Can u pls. suggest any soln. to this problem?
Hi Omkar,

U shouldn't enter any ip address or DNS or gatewa.... Leave it as it is.. Router should get automatically.

Try to repair the connection by
Right click & select STATUS
then,
select SUPPORT tab
then,
click REPAIR - - -> 2 Or 3 times..
It will automatically restore the connection..
if not,
In command prompt,
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew - - ->Some more times...

I'm working with XP SP2

This way only i'm configuring my connection...

Currently i'm having

D-Link Wireless Router DI-524.
Its working fine most of the times..

I'm Looking for ur reply,
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Hi Omkar,

U shouldn't enter any ip address or DNS or gatewa.... Leave it as it is.. Router should get automatically.

Try to repair the connection by
Right click & select STATUS
then,
select SUPPORT tab
then,
click REPAIR - - -> 2 Or 3 times..
It will automatically restore the connection..
if not,
In command prompt,
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew - - ->Some more times...

I'm working with XP SP2

This way only i'm configuring my connection...

Currently i'm having

D-Link Wireless Router DI-524.
Its working fine most of the times..

I'm Looking for ur reply,
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Dear Imran,
Thanks for ur advice. The D-Link WiFi router has 5 ports on its back (1WAN port + 4 LAN ports). The settings u have provided WORKS ONLY if the LAN cable(white cable) coming out of the Reliance CPE is connected to the LAN port of the D-Link WiFi router. It DOES NOT WORK if the same white LAN cable is connected to the WAN port of the D-Link WiFi router, which is actually the CORRECT way to do the connection.

Kindly let me know how u have connected the LAN cable to the D-Link WiFi router (to LAN port or WAN port).

Regards,
Omkar
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Dear Imran,
Thanks for ur advice. The D-Link WiFi router has 5 ports on its back (1WAN port + 4 LAN ports). The settings u have provided WORKS ONLY if the LAN cable(white cable) coming out of the Reliance CPE is connected to the LAN port of the D-Link WiFi router. It DOES NOT WORK if the same white LAN cable is connected to the WAN port of the D-Link WiFi router, which is actually the CORRECT way to do the connection.

Kindly let me know how u have connected the LAN cable to the D-Link WiFi router (to LAN port or WAN port).

Regards,
Omkar
Hi,

I connected as

1. From reliance CPE connected with WAN port of Router
2. Lanports I connected the my desktop PC.

If u find this helps you out,
Kindly Reply me,

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